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MusicTeacherNotes music lesson software helps private music teachers manage their students and helps music students learn music faster. There are several effective music teaching strategies built into MusicTeacherNotes to accomplish those goals.
These include:
All members have their own Private Library. The Private Library is where teachers and students can save web links, documents, images, and videos. Teachers can pre-record lesson videos and save them to their Private Library, then share them with students. Students can add shared resources to their own library and use them to create practice plans. With the Premium Teacher Plan, students can take shared videos, adjust the tempo, clip them into segments, and loop them for repeated practice—making each practice session more targeted and effective.
Assignments written in a paper journal can get lost or damaged, and they’re difficult to search through. An electronic journal provides a permanent, searchable record of each assignment. Parents and students can create structured practice plans from digital entries. Teachers, parents, and students can view assignments, track progress, and create new assignments together. The result is that students know exactly what to practice, and parents are more engaged in the learning process. Access to certain advanced journal features depends on the teacher’s plan.
MusicTeacherNotes motivates younger students to practice by using multiple incentives. Our rewards program—available with the Premium Teacher Plan—includes Music Bucks, stickers, and achievement awards for logged practice. This positive reinforcement makes practice fun, keeps students engaged, and increases the likelihood they will stick with lessons long term.
